I'm of the opinion that recalls are a good thing, actually. It means an automaker noticed a problem and fixed it like they're legally required to. It's when they have a problem and don't fix it — like GM did here — that the shit really hits the fan.

The 2015 Cruze. Chevrolet: Don't find new roads, just kinda re-stripe the old roads & then call them new roads.

I don't really get this. Sure, the affluenza defense makes a tiny bit of sense, people who've never had to deal with being responsible act irresponsibly. Especially as minors.

God dammit. Everything about this story is infuriating.

No, this guy makes nice CGI clips

We need to keep this going for as long as we can. Thank you for carrying the torch.

I wish I had an apology horn or lights or something. I like to think I'm a good driver, so when I screw up I feel really bad about it.

I love clean "are you sure that's not factory?" installs like this. Now I have to go look for late S-10s with LS swaps...

Behold, the worst approach angle in history.

SiR in Canada... So INCREDIBLY Reliable.

I've been going about this all wrong. Time to get a Nissan GT-Reliable. Jaguar XF-ReliabilitySpecial, perhaps?

LOL, "Wow this EcoBoost is so much better than my Accord!" Of course it is because it is more expensive, never mind the 2.0T has less power and gets worse MPGs than the Honda V6.

I am totally using that!

you mean 'test drive before dying'

The biggest fallacy I think a lot of parents have when they have kids is that they think they have to buy so much stuff for them (especially in the pre-toddler phase), when they will grow out of it within a year. Is a $500 stroller necessary when a $200 one will suffice? Is having 30 different "cute" outfits necessary…

I hate that saying. It's completely untrue. You certainly can get to a financial point where you afford kids. I have two kids they haven't forced me to be homeless and eat ramen noodles every night. That said, having said kids often means giving up expensive cars like volvos and BMWs. At least for the vast majority of…

1.) Volvo V60 R-Design

We just got a new Forester. I can already hear myself: "I will turn this car around RIGHT now, drive through the woods and desert and a few creeks, and take you home!"

530 man

You're partially right, but I'm not so sure — talking to the marketing people, they do seem to be hoping geaheads will want to see this movie. I'm afraid this is how much of Hollywood still thinks of the car-loving community.